Figure 6-2. The Least Significant Bit In Binary Is The Leftmost Digit; Using Binary Preset Access; Recording In Binary Preset Access - High End Systems High End LCD Controller for Studio Color User Manual

Using Binary Preset Access

Binary preset access allows you to record and play back up to
1023 presets (the first 10 analog controller channels act as
binary digits).
The controller supports mixing binary presets with
submasters; however, the same channel cannot serve as both
a submaster and a preset at the same time. The submaster
takes precedence over the preset.
If want to mix submasters and binary presets, you should
assign submasters from the top down in order (for example,
channel 12 first, then 11, then 10, and so on) to simplify the
binary preset addressing scheme because binary preset access
begins with the least significant bit (left to right in binary).
Also see "Submasters" on page 6-23.
Least significant bit
Figure 6-2. The least significant bit in binary is the
leftmost digit.

Recording in Binary Preset Access

1. Press the
ON.
2. Use the Page
that you want to record as a preset. If you want to assign a
loop to a preset, select any page within the loop.
3. This step applies to loops only. Press the
pages start advancing, playing back the loop.
4. Press the
5. Press any of the numbered Preset keys—the key that you
press is not important; this action only alerts the controller
that you are about to record presets. Adjust the settings for
Studio Color LCD Controller
Binary "819"
1100110011
<Address>/<Preset>
and
<Up> <Down>
key. The Select LED flashes.
<Select>
Most significant bit
key until the Preset LED comes
arrow key to select the page
<Auto>
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key. The